Thread: RGB transition effects

While making that ten seconds worth of the white Christmas sequence. I would drag across to fill a selected area, and I kept getting individual blocks that would do the fade individually within the overall fade. Not really a glitch as much as I'm sure it was me and something I did.
Just curious how to stop that from repeating. It was just a pain to go back and hand tweak every cell to match the transition.

Also, when I did the chase for the RGB across the 60 channels that is the garage and house, it automatically entered in what looked like 100 extra timing marks. Do i have to go back and manually delete those? I think it was the primary cause of the prior problem I was having.

I remember there was some sort of beat machine in the sequencer isn't there? Where it will pick up on the music and lay down points of energy peaks within the song? I selected voice when I first entered the track into the sequence. Is that it?

Originally Posted by ydeardorff

While making that ten seconds worth of the white Christmas sequence. I would drag across to fill a selected area, and I kept getting individual blocks that would do the fade individually within the overall fade. Not really a glitch as much as I'm sure it was me and something I did.
Just curious how to stop that from repeating. It was just a pain to go back and hand tweak every cell to match the transition.

Also, when I did the chase for the RGB across the 60 channels that is the garage and house, it automatically entered in what looked like 100 extra timing marks. Do i have to go back and manually delete those? I think it was the primary cause of the prior problem I was having.

I remember there was some sort of beat machine in the sequencer isn't there? Where it will pick up on the music and lay down points of energy peaks within the song? I selected voice when I first entered the track into the sequence. Is that it?

Does not sound right or I am misunderstanding . Can you make a video and post it?

I can but havent yet.

Imagine a triangular shaped RGB blended are in the sequencer. There are timing marks through out this blended area. For some reason some of the blocks do the fade independantly of the entire fade. so it will start say green going to blue, then a couple of blocks within that faded area are green to blue by themselves.
so it will start green, get half way transitioned to blue, and have two blocks or more that are green/blue, then green/blue then continue on the original fade. It can be a pain to fix depending on the area of the fade.